We’ll update our candidates list and profiles as candidates file before the Aug. 25, 2019 Primary Election.
We’ve included incumbents here for the moment, as many will likely run again.

U.S. REPRESENTATIVE
Florida Congressional District 26

Debbie Mucarsel-Powell (D), Incumbent
Jose Peixoto (R)

STATE SENATOR – District 39
(Open Seat)

Angie Chirino (R)
Anna Hochkammer (D)
Jeanette M. Nunez (R)

STATE REPRESENTATIVE – District 120
(Open Seat)

District 1
Danny Kolhage (D) (Incumbent)
Craig Cates (R)

District 3
Heather Carruthers (D) (Incumbent)

District 5
Sylvia Murphy (R) (Incumbent)
Mike Forster (R)

Clerk of Court
Kevin Madok (R) (Incumbent)

Supervisor of Elections
R. Joyce Griffin (Incumbent)

Tax Collector
Danise (Dee Dee) Henriquez (D) (Incumbent)

Sheriff
Rick Ramsay (R) (Incumbent)

Property Appraiser
Scott Russell (Incumbent)

District 2
Andy Griffiths (Incumbent)

District 3
Mindy Conn (Incumbent)

District 1
Jill Cranney-Gage (R) (Incumbent)

District 3
Brandon Pinder (R) (Incumbent)

District 4
Stan Zuba (D) (Incumbent)

State Attorney
Dennis Ward (R) (Incumbent)

Public Defender
Robert Lockwood (R) (Incumbent)

Circuit Judge 1
Mark Jones (Incumbent)

Circuit Judge 3
Luis Garcia (Incumbent)

Circuit Judge 4
Bonnie Helms (Incumbent)

County Judge 2
Mark Wilson (incumbent)

Key West Mayor
Teri Johnston (Incumbent)

City Commission Seat 1
Jimmy Weekley (Incumbent)

City Commission Seat 3
Billy Wardlow (Incumbent)

City Commission Seat 6
Clayton Lopez (Incumbent)

Seat C (Key West) *
Peter Batty Sr and Tim Root (Incumbents)

Seat E (Lower Keys)
open
Ysla Veliz

* The two seats currently held by Peter Batty Sr and Tim Root will be split:  1 seat in Key West (Seat C) and one seat (Seat E) to a new representative from the Lower Keys (open).